What is it
A set of worksheets to help children compare and differentiate full and empty attributes through matching, sorting, tracing and writing activities. With given prompts, they will gradually be able to apply the concepts learned onto the worksheets.
Teaching Objectives
Learn to read and understand the difference between full and empty
Learn to read and follow different instructions (match, sort, circle, write, etc)
Practice fine motor skills
Practice colouring skills
Sustained attention by completing worksheets
How to use
Use the prompts to teach and let your child understand what they need to do upon reading the instruction
Practice with pictures first and then on the word itself
Highlight to child what label/picture the instruction should be done on
Match, Cut and Sort, Cut and Paste, Circle, Cross out, Colour - explain to child what the worksheet is about and begin with the pages with prompts and proceed to fade the prompt
Teaching tips
For worksheets with more pictures, highlight what they need to do and help them out with other factors such as pointing out which pictures need to be circled (e.g., circle all the pictures that are full). This is to make it clearer for the child to focus on the instruction.
Embed more learning opportunities
Expressive language – Point to a number word and ask “What number is this?”
Expressive language – Point to a picture and ask “What is this?”
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